Tall, brunette, and handsome may be the classic definition of the perfect man, but a new trend online is women rejecting the trend in favor of shorter men.
Social media users on TikTok and Twitter used the hashtag #ShortKingSpring online to share their love for men 5’8″ or younger.
Although the term “short king” has been used online since 2018, it has become increasingly popular on TikTok this year, with the hashtag #shortking reaching over 340 million views on TikTok.
Many influencers refer to 2022 as the “year of the low king” while others celebrate the numerous celebrity couples embodying this trend.
In recent weeks, stars like Tom Holland, who is 5 feet 8 inches, Joe Jonas, who is 5 feet 7 inches, and Keith Urban, who is 5 feet 8 inches, have all walked the red carpet with their significantly taller partners.
Tall, brunette, and handsome may be the classic definition of the perfect man, but a new trend online is that women are seeing this trend bowing to shorter men (pictured, Tom Holland is 1 foot tall with his daughter Zendaya). 6 feet 6 inches). Joe Jonas, who is 5 feet 8 inches tall and 5 feet 8 inches with his wife Sophie Turner)
Another A-lister couple who showed off their height difference while walking the red carpet recently were Nicole Kidman, who stands at 5 feet 10 inches, and Keith Urban, who stands at 5 feet 8 inches.
The trend is believed to have started in 2018, when he became a comedian. Jaboukie Young-White He tweeted: “I’m sick of the word ‘short’ being used as an insult.
You gave it to “soon” Donald Glover. You gave “Soon” to Tom Holland. You gave “Soon” to Daniel Kaluuya.
“Soon” Bruno gave you the damn Mars.
“Low kings are enemies of physical negativity, and I will forever be proud to defend them.”
And it’s not just Hollywood A-listers who are turning heads with this Spring Short King! Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (left) and Rishi Sunak (right), 1.80 m tall, were also praised.
However, with the term “Short Kings” spreading rapidly on TikTok and Twitter, it has only been in the past few weeks that the term has taken hold on social media.
Among the pioneers of the movement are its youngest musician Josh and Abbie Herbert Tic.
She often posts videos about the couple’s height difference, like “how to pose with a lowly king” and “why height doesn’t matter”.
In a clip, he said: “High Queens and Low Kings, it’s all about illusions and angles.”
The trend is believed to have started in 2018 when comedian Jaboukie Young-White tweeted that he was “tired of being used as an insult.”
TikTok user Abbie Herbert has gained thousands of followers on the app by sharing videos like “How to Pose with the Low King.”
Commenting on a popular video, TikTok user Jaida Boodram received 244,000 Likes for “The King’s Spring is Short”.
Meanwhile, Twitter users are sharing their favorite “short kings” of all time, including Daniel Radcliffe, 5ft 5in, and Bruno Mars, 5ft 5in.
Other little A-listers that have hearts beating online include Daniel Kaluuya, who is 5 feet 6 inches tall.
Holland has repeatedly discussed the height difference with his girlfriend, Zendaya.
Meanwhile, Twitter users are sharing their all-time favorite “short kings” including Daniel Radcliffe, 5ft 5in (left) and Daniel Kaluuya, 5ft 6in (right).
Last December, she liked an Instagram post shared by the LadBible meme account with the caption, “Short men are more sexually active than taller men, who would have thought.”
And the trend isn’t just limited to Hollywood actors, their incredibly short pinups are gaining attention on the internet: Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine, who is only 5’7.
Meanwhile, Chancellor Rishi Sunak, who stands at 5 feet 6 inches, also turned heads in the middle of the trend.
An avid social media user of the trend wrote, “I don’t know anything about his politics, but he’s so cool, so yell at Short King Rishi Altar.”
Another wrote: “I am changing my hinge to a hundred 6 feet #ShortKingSpring”.
Third, “We need to stop mass-processing the lie that taller men are sexier.” said.
Another Twitter user commented, “5’4 is new 6’4, rt if you accept”.
Social media users love the trend, some say they’re looking for shorter men this season
Source: Daily Mail
